Beijing Paradise BBS Backup/PARADISE.ISO/software/BBSDOORW/QREAD30.ZIP/HELP

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  @X1E║   [R]@X1Fead On-line Text - The [R] command allows you to read on-line       @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fpublications or text which are available. If your terminal program     @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fis ANSI capable, you will have use of the Full-Screen Reader which     @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fallows true on-line reading of material. While the Full-Screen         @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1FReader is active, commands are "hot-keys". In other words, you will    @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fnot need to press (Enter) after entering a command.                    @X1E║@X0E
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  @X1E║   @X1FFor the best results while using the Full-Screen Reader, you should    @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fenable the "doorway" mode of your communications program. If you       @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fdo not have a "doorway" mode, then turn your "NumLocks" on. Either     @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fwill allow you to use your cursor keys, pgup, pgdn, etc to scroll      @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fthrough the text.  Other commands available in the Full-Screen         @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1FReader are (H) or (F1) for help, (F)ind text, (R)epeat find,           @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fread (N)ext item in the publication (text) line-up, (S)elect an        @X1E║@X0E
  @X1E║   @X1Fitem to read, and (Q)uit reading.                                      @X1E║@X0E
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